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SriLankan Airlines is a oneworld alliance member.(SriLankan Airlines)

Oneworld, SkyTeam and Star Alliance join forces on safety

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The new measures were announced in a joint statement by all three bodies, and will be adopted by member airlines of all three alliance groups.

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Pakistan International Airlines ATR 42-500 AP-BHP. (Wikimedia Commons/Asuspine)

Now US bans PIA over pilot exam cheating scandal

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The US has followed the EU and become the latest country to revoke permissions for Pakistan International Airlines to operate flights into the country. 

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US Airlines U-turn on Hong Kong services

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Airlines are suspending flights into Hong Kong following the announcement that pilots and aircrew flying into the city will face mandatory COVID-19 testing.

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Delta flight 1076 from West Palm Beach to LGA diverted to JFK after a bird strike damaged the nose cone. (@AaronKatersky)

‘Bird strike’ crushes nose cone and diverts A319 in US

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A Delta Airbus A319 flying route DL1076 from West Palm Beach to New York LaGuardia was forced to divert to JFK, following a possible bird strike incident late Monday afternoon.

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Watch: How Ryanair maintains its mothballed fleet

In this video, Ryanair explains the often hidden difficulties associated with maintaining a grounded fleet and how they can return to the skies.

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IATA director general Alexandre de Juniac. (IATA/Twitter)

Post-COVID air travel demand to lull: IATA

A growing number of people are admitting that they may not return to skies in the post-COVID era, new research has suggested. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has released the results of its recent public opinion survey, in which 58 per cent of respondents, who have all travelled in the last year, stated they

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